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What are the four requirements for medical malpractice | Duty Breach Harm Causation Please give an example |
Medical malpractice is defined as | An act of omission that deviates from standard of care that results in the injury or death of a patient. |
Res Ispa loquitur | Speaks for itself the principle that the occurrence of an accident implies negligence |
Intention torts | Assault Battery Invasion of privacy False imprisonment |
Unintentional tort | Negligence Performance below the standard of care |
What is the difference between duty of care and standard or care | |
What is defamation | Publoshing a false statement about someone that damages their reputation |
What is the difference between slander and libel | Slander is spoken libel is written down Example: TMZ TV vs tabloids |
HIPAA | Health insurance portability and accountability act |
What are the 7 Cs of malpractice prevention | Competence Compliance Charting Communication Confidentiality Carefulness |
Informed consent | Permission from the patient to have a test or procedure preformed after the patient has been fully informed about the risks and benefits of said procedure or test |
Breach | The act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, code of conduct, or standard of care |
Confidentiality | Keeping a patient's personal health information private unless consent to release the information is provided by the patient |
Common law | Laws based on custom, usage, and decisions of the court. |
Liability | a legal responsibility for the consequences of ones actions |
Autonomy | The right to make your own decisions; to be independent and self governing |
Battery | The intentional touching of another person directly or with an object, in a harmful or offensive manner |
Laws | Rules of conduct enforced by a controlling authority |
Values | Concepts, goals,and ideals that provide a framework for ones decisions and actions giving meaning to life |
False imprisonment | The illegal detention of a person without their consent, such as confining or restraining a patient without permission |
Assault | Threat to inflict physical injury on another person through force or violence |
Ethics |